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BALTIMORE Md. September 2I.-virrinis ten.
iorties. Win coupons, 10 bid to-day.
BALTIMORE. MD, September 2I-Cotton dulI-
m mid ss y, Flour steady and quiet : How
extra, 3O0a3.o3; do. family 315aI SO: city mill:
super @Esas o. do extra 00s:3 90; do Rio brands
fl Patspsco snperlstive patent, 10 DO fam
~. D. Mheat.southern steaGy; red. 7SaSO: amber
1SAol' western hriler closing quiet: No. 2 winter
red spot, IiaI1ts october, "a s.ae1A Noyamfrr "a
a a December slaasl a. Corn-southern easier
western steady and duh; mixed Octoler Ig, ais,1
November, new or old. A. ha4SA Oats To- werSsonfhh
ern and Pennsyivanla. 3Ua3o. western white :s:,a,
westeTn mixed. 3ia Rye essisr Hay steady
visions steady and quiet Mess pork Its 5aI6 IN Ruik
meats-shoulders aud clear rib sides Iscled Siaus-
bacon.shouiders tsas clear RIB sides iUif 6ams
l3sta143 Lard-rehned. & Butter Observation-Disclosures 1
packed. 16a2o; creamery, 2 la2I Esss arm. iSsIa
Petroleum steady-rebned 6As Gomez dun ana nom
inal-aio carxoes. ordinary TO fair, lS,algI sugar
% SSsTA steady sS copper refined rm. iOk.l04
steamer dull-cotton. 1904: hour, Is Sd: xrsin.
1,sa2d. Receipts-nour. BOO barrels; Wheat 81 iOi
bushels; corn, $500 bushels; oats. $500 bushels:
wheat, 900 bushels. Saies-wheat 81 500 bu.hsis
corn. 500 bushels
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, L., September 81 IL A m-wheat
opened firm at 80 for October aud In now quoted At
II. 29l. January. Lard. 6.36 October. abort Hbs.
6.25. ~
at Ballyvaughn, Ireland q magisterial inquiry
has been begun concerning the killing OF COnsta-
Bile Wheehan during night between the police
and party OF "noOnlighters."
Charles & F1nk a civil engineer at pfrtsburg
has secured Judgment OF 81 100 against ex-Con.
gresham James Negley, claimed to be due on ex-
penses 70 Cuba In 1875 Ia tho interest OF railroad
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Pastor sues Pastor.

ISLANDER FROM REV. Mr.. PICK.
At Pittsburg yesterday, Rev. II. A. Koerner, pas
tor OF St Pauls German United Church, Allegheny,
entered suit In court against Rev. Bernard Pick
for s., 900 damages for SANDER. Rev. Mr.. Koerner
says that Rev. MI. Pick has publicly called him q
thief and had the papers to prove It, and also that
Mr.. Pick had letters which he had been carrying
about for month and showing to the people Of
was In debt. This Mr. KOerner did not deny, but
he said that Rev; MI Pick did this to inJure
his standing in the community. Rev. MIR. Pick
says that the charge was made on a misunder-
standing. He never said that Rev. Mr.. KOerner
was a thief. II he had ever said anything on the
matter 1t that he had letters in his possession
In which Rev. Mr.. Koerner was accused OF larceny.
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THE STATE DEPARTMENT this afternoon an
nounced an agreement between the United States
and Spain for the equalization OF tonnage dues
and tmpOStS vessels belonging to citizens OF the
respective countries.
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Did She Spirit Her Father Away
TILE NYSrFRIaIrS a0EEMAN CASE IN f0IrRr

THE MYSTERIOUS HOFFMAN CASE IN COURT.
The proceedings to unveil the mystery concern
ing the disappearance OF Morttz Hoffman, OF
WilkesDarre, Pa, were before the court Monday.
1t will be remembered that last month Hoffman,
though a sane and prosperous business man, was
sent to Danville Insane Asylum by his family.
When 1t was shown that he was sane and the
officials were about to release him, his daughter
took him away, and since then nothing has been
seen or heard OF him. Acting on the belief that
his family have confined him In some private
asylum, so that they could get possession OF his
business, number OF Hoffman's friends sued out
u writ OF habeaS corpus commanding Jennie Hon.
man to produce the body OF her father, and the
hearing on the writ was had Monday before Presi-
dent Judge Rice. Attorney John 7. Lenahan ap-
peared as counsel for Jennie Hoffman, while ID. L.
O'Ne1l conducted the case for the prosecution.
TWO AFrIDAvITs
Mr. Lenahan presented two af1idavits The first
was from Jennie Hoffman, who swore that her
father not in her custody and that she did not
know where he was. The second purported to
come from MOritz HOFFMAN himself 1t was sworn
to before II. g. German, deputy parliamentary OF
Lehigh County, Pa, and was as follows: II am not
under restraint, but a free agent to 60 where and
when please. / have not authorized any one to
cation for habeas corpus, and declare eyeryIpinS
contained therein as absolutely false and untrue
SO far as the same relates to me-" On these two
ceedtngs. Mr.. ONeil strenuously opposed this, and
demanded that Holman himself should be pro-
duced in court. he denounced the afndavit as q
fraud, declaring that any one could 20 before q
Qualified Oflicer and personate Holman.
JENNIE HOFFMAN UNDER EXAMINATION.
The Judge said he would hear testimony MI.
O'Neil called Jennie Holman for cross-examina-
ton. MI. O'Nen put her through searching ex-
animation and astonishing and preposterous as
some OF her answers were, she gave them without
fiinching and with defiance In every tone and
word She swore that she did not know where her
father was. She went to the asylum on Sept s. she
said, and took her father away: She asked him il
he wanted to 60 home or would prefer to take a
little trip for recreation. He said he would do the
latter. They went together to TamaQua this
State. There they met her brother and the Old
mans son, Henry Hoffman. She left them to-
gether in the public streets, and since then
has not seen ner father nor heard anything OF his
whereabouts. Her brother returned home alone
two or three days after. She did not ask him
where her father was and he did not tell her. Her
brother went away again last Friday. She did not
know where he went or how long he would be
gone, but he had not come back yet
Judge Ride decided to hold the case under adj
viSement until next Saturday. The proceedings
have deepened the impression In wilkesbarre that
Holman Is forctaby detained as an inmate OF
some private asylum or similar institution
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Mama.

New York Stock Market.
Thefolowing are the opeuing and 300 pm prices
OF the New York Stock Market reported ny SPECIAL
wire TO II. H. Dodge, $50 10th street:
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1SCh
!sl lSE1 Mas isfsiS I sSs Ssh VI 80
1899 Il Il S. .s
lOl9 Conn ave-. 81. 202l ST. NV, 1lr... go
1 1sgs st 1oF s s sna ave NV
1851 18th 1t NV Ilr SO 1914 5osa St NV III
isa5 3: upper Gs1s ass I'm !: nx
i lSIs Is y
:: i i
iiSsbss: 81 81: i ~
1oli ct av' NV 11 fU 5iSe
S1S ar io11 Conn ave 1i.b
ion Fl f1Ss 1 lsas i; iiS
sYs San 's NJ 1879
S S5.IS o. Ssi;nS f5zs = MA i5r 5SS
2sSs Y Ssss iss sts lsi
n nssr I'm I'm $. t. Zoo Cox roS
so 81. Pssb 1 sa5 .as *,
w is;s sS 5 Jig 81 W
q: Taoa q sFGs from
IrOR BENT-CHEAP RENTSL7TH-ST. ROAD.
si2 50 e ss A,,o on Atm St. near St NV Apply
E,oR RENI-THKEE STORY AND BASEMENT
No mo-. 1923 Corcoran ST TYLER RUTHERFORD.
- tage DWELLING. 62S 10th ST. n. e.. by the LIST Of
October city convenisnces and in best Of
order Apply at the house or 63o d st nv. s2-1m
TsoR RENT OR sALE-A DESIRABLE FOUR
rasut square, Apply sos I4th st NV. sei5-5w
+ ing in rstciass oondition; within four squares Of
street CARS rood nsishborhood; sls per month s.
Of Columbia; within ten minutes walk Of Bennings
and ksroad -four 9G 2
tne sE neH houses Ger Snih ~ en-
Il l4II K st. handsomely furnished: house has all
Brick Stable on rear, stalls. room for esrrisse:.
soachnans room. &c. &c F9EtgIl psrtls yn apply
s12-10t 18th and F SITS. ny
ok HEN MODERN Rrs,nrycrsSw
1888 ST. p. sr TUE 5 5i3 15:s Isl ST. .os or
New store and dwelling. 1852 i9th St. A0i'
si2-l2t sTEIGER LEIBERMANN. 1903 St
EoR RENT-sToRE AND DWELLING. I2Il g
s.ssilsns pushes: street, PER PER
IrOR RENT-ELEGANT BRICK DWELLING, S. Il
u cor 18th 1t. and Rhode Island ave, opposite Gen.
Shsridan'a JOHN z. BEAII co,
aoZ62m 1871 ST. NV
EoR RENr-712 10TH ST.; EIGHT ROOMS:
yenisnt neishbOrbo0d; ss40 year, sS2 per month
sl0-1m Room g, 1899 + St
T23 Iowa Circle 3 STORY brick. 1Or...... 81 90 90
14x2 lfh o., 3-story brick. Or. ....----.. 1000
4w 70 St, 2-story and basement brick 1Or.... $3.50
22I4 18Th st.. story brick, 6r........... $500
WE - - S7''''' 0''G 4 %i Il: PARKER, i0oo
e1O-l2s 14lS F ST. NV
T>oR RENT Oh sALE-COTTAGE 1928 MAsSA-
chusetts av nearScott circle & ID per month. Also
ne. Dwelling 1870 st, Also 1927 cONNECIICUT
EoR EENT-MT. PLEASANT. 18th ST. EX-
EACH water; keys adjoining cottage. JOSEPH
FOAREsT. 1o03F st. NV. I2to2. jel1-4m'
IIOR RENT
+ 1918 = st. l2r mi se5 nice Rooms, suitabls
Yass s. 6rn:.,..: IS list Is. hOor. bay
so 12l1 18th St new i2r.100
GEO. W. LINKINS.
so-SW 18th and II ats. ".
TTAGEIMMEpIATELY OPPOSITE
PRESIDENT Cleveland's corner Tenleyt own Rosd and
W00dIey Lane. containing II roonls: x25 per mouth
IOHN + BEALL Il co. 1871 + 81. nv au25-s I'm
EoR RENT-FURNIsHED on UNFURNIsHED-
~ "a North Capitol st., Brick HOUSE rooms, mod
ern Improvements J. Mel. DODSON.
su3l-lm 122o ST. NV.
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THE MANITOBA RAILROAD.
Premier NOrquay has Not Yet Sue.
ceeded i'm Securing the Necessary

NEW YORK, Sept. 21.-Mr. John Norquay, premier
OF Manitoba, said last night before his departure
from New York that he had not succeeded In get
ting money to complete the Red River Valley Rail-
road. He had had several offers, but these were
withdrawn Just as negotiations were about to be
completed. There was some prospect, however, OF
being able to float the bonds In London. Mean
while the work OF building the road would go on.
The completion of the road would establish COM
petitiye freight rates. and without these the peo-
pie Of Manitoba cannot hope TO thrive. In case
against Manitobas right to build the road Mr..
NOrquay said the matter would not be dropped.
An appeal would be taken to the privy council in
England praying that the Dominion government
be prevented from restraining Manitoba in the
erc1Se Of the right to build railroads enjoyed by
the other Canadian provinces. Mr.. NOrQuay
thought Ihera was no danger OF an uprising, as he
believed the constitutional rights OF Manitoba
would be secured by peaceful means
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BOARDING.

SPRAGUE MANSION, 9Th AND SITS. n. W,
- several pleasant well furnished rooms with first
elasr board, second and third floors. sl7-lw'
ESOE RENT-LARGE. NEWLY NISHED
rooms. with beard, &C The Auburn" Pa ave,
I'd St D. sep5-1m'
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Eviction . and the Ieapue

DUBLIN, sept. 21.-The Ereeman's Journal SAYS
the localities In Ireland proclaimed yesterday by
the government are those In which the most
that these localities have been selected because
the landlords are losing the tight they alone want
only provoked.
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Strangely Decapitated.
HSAssss0OAy 1D0Os&PhS&SSC00
THE TERRIBLE 6lGHT WHICH A FARMERS WIFE HELD
A LANTERN OVER.

LANTERN OVER.
George Davis well-known farmer, who owns
large tract about four miles from West Nan
ticoke Pa, lost his life in very singular manner
Monday night. He drove to Nant1coke In the
afternoon with q lumber wagon and double team
and started back with his load about dark. At
midnight his wife was aroused by hearing the
wagon coming up In front OF the house. She
waited, but her husband did not come in. Finally
she got up, took lantern and went out. She
found the wagon standing In front OF the door,
and lying on the lumber was the headless body OF
her husband he mad evidently fallen asleep and
side. The horses had turned TO one side, bring
Ing the wheel In contact with Davis head and
The horrible sight sent the poor wife into con.
vuisions. Her children came out and gave the
alarm. Some neighbors, realizing what had hap
pened started back along the road and found the
mutiated head about two miles from the house.
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The Socialfsts' Convention.

BUFFALO. n. Y, Sept. 21.-The first business be-
fore the socialists congress was the report OF the
platform committee and its consideration Will
likely occupy the entire day. The committee
offered a resolution in amendment to the demands
OF the platform.
Eve demand assistance In the formation OF work.
tDgmen's cooperative associations by govern
mental credit and preference OF such associations
In the awarding OF contracts by the national,
state and municipal governments"
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INTERNAL REVENUE APPOINTNENTsL-Henry II.
Hurt has been appointed United States gauger a,
Graysville in the sixth Virginia district, and w.
Hill. Ga.
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PERSONAL.

A WIDOW LADY OF REFINEMENT. FINANCE
"A ally embarrassed temporarily. would like % meet
elderly gentleman OF who would be willing
TO assist her for . short time Address Box g. Star
once. s2i-2ts
w q. r X, who Q colored man with q basket
eiected thereUm by the conductor and driver thereof
on Saturday evening September II, 1887, between 81
AID 10 O'Clock on Capitol HUI RlsAss send full
456 Louisiana sve NV, Washington, ID C.. s21-2ts
I'm ACCOUNT OF THE HEAVY DEMAND UPON
Ous now prepared TO pay full value for Gents
second hand Clothing. Address or call at JUSTHS
Old stand. 619 ID st. nv. s20-tojsl6
A 8. DIFF you WANT CANDY For YOUR
IA Cough. Sore Throat, &C.. buy candy II You want
r1odicinal drops cure the trouble buy HINRICHS'
AROMATIC SoUILL DROPS. sl9-lm
W BALDWIN JOHNSON DESIRES ALL CASH
buyers Of coal and wood to call on him for prices
Facilities unsurpassed by any nrin in the coal busi-
uess Main ONCE corner 11th ST. and Z L ave Branch
onces-5ll st. n q. and cor. 9Th and h SITS. NV
Au10-3mo
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A. 7. Brltt0n and 0therS LOOK out permit to-day
TO erect an ONCE building on F street northwest,
between 9Th and 10th streets. to he known as the
Atlantic Building. 1t will cost S110, 500
Mary Scott was charged In the Police Court to-
day with keeping diSOrderly house. The Onicer5
testified that the house Is In an alley between 18th
and Goth and NJ and N streets. The defendant
denied the charge. A fne Of $25 was imposed.
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NV SNACNuo eA~SoIAPoAAJ WAC IcQVft II rs lOl.
lows:
Notwithstanding and regulating-r. from
North Capitol to 18th; 9Th, from to X; 9Th. from
TO K 9th, from H to X; G., from I'd to 18th: 18th.
from Maryland avenue to Boundary; 18th. frOm
Maryland avenue to Boundary; 18th, from East
Capitol to Boundary; ], from 9th to TIN; Sd, from
i to H.; 4th, from to II; 0th from Massachusetts
avenue to Maryland avenue; u, from North capt.
tOl 10 18th; Boundary from North Capitol to 18th;
11th from East Capitol to Maryland avenue: I'd,
ments-Sth, from East Capitol TO Maryland
c, from 9th to 18th; 7th, from Massachusetts,
avenue to Maryland avenue; 5th from Staunton
Place to Z; r, from North Capitol to Cd; A. from
7th TO 9Th; B. from 9TH to 9Th; c. from 7th 70 9Th:
D, from 7th to Sth; II (south side,, from LIST to
Boundary.
notwithstanding and regulating L. from Attn
TO 11th; Georgia avenue from 9Th to nth: Ken
lucky avenue, from Lincoln Park TO new bridge;
D. from 9th to 12Ch; X, from 14th to new bridge;
A, from 18th to 18th; 9th from North Carolina
avenue to G.; 18th, from East Capitol 70 K; 18th,
rom East Capitol to K; g, nom 18th 20 18TH;
South Carolina avenue, from 11tn 70 18th; asphalt
or asphalt blocks; 6th from East capitol 10 VIZ
&inia avenue; 7ths from Pennsylvania avenue TO
70 Sth; 4th, from Pennsylvania avenue to south
aide); G, from 4th TO nth; 5th, from co Virginia
avenue north Hide): D, from 7th to0ths G nom
New Jersey avenue 70 South CApatOls ID, frOm "a
20 Sd: South Carolina avenue, from 9TH 70 9th
Southwest-C, from 18th TO 18th asphalt blocks:
~, from TO arsenal gate granite blocks: Mary.
land avenue, from 80 TO 7tA (asphalt; 9th from B
70 (asphalt); 9Th, from B TO G (aSpha1t): 9Th,
from 70 Wavee WfAnlse)s ], fom. LIST to Water
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Also, other furnished and unfinished houses IN
most desRabe sections Of the city Unfurnished flats
in apartment house Offices for rent. For particulars
and permits, apply at our Office.
sl1-6t Hill 4 JOHNSTON. 73S 18th ST. NV.
I,OR RENT-HOUSE NORTHWEST CORNER
JANIS A. BATES,
sel7-lm 1401 st. NV.
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EOR RENI-UNFURNIs

EOR RENT-THREE STORY AND BASEMENT
II brick dwelling, 10 rooms and bath; all ~ IN 81
II ST. NV. Price $50 per mo- TYLER hO IhEh-
FORD llOS ST m slB-6t
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Mr.. Lafner said that the idea that the commit
tee wished to make an attack upon the Commits
thing was entirely foreign from their ideas The
Commissioners had treated the committee with
great courtesy. The facts as stated In the report
Ludlow told member OF this COMMITTEES that they
We're Obliged TO use the money in this way, be-
cause 1t had been done before, and things were in
Ludlow expressed the wish that Congress could be
induced 10 make appropriations in such q way
tnaS y w, wou,a % Impossible TO divert money In
port had, Therefore, Mr.. Larner concluded stated
nothing put well,know1 facts which the Com
On motion OF Mr.. Mills Dean the improvement
OF street, between 10th and 18th streets north
west, was added to the schedule OF streets to be
The motion to adopt only the schedule part OF
the report was then put and voted down, and then
MI. s. Il. walker the COMMITTEES on on streess &C. !.
was made an executive committee to bring the
matter to the attention OF the Commissioners.
Law AND ORDER.
M. Mills Dean, from the committee on law and
order, submitted a report upon the resolution
offered at q previous meeting by A. ]. Curtis,
which recommended an addition OF ten men to the
police force Of the county, and that all laws OF the
ciaily The laws relative to the discnarrs 81 1ire
force were sufficient In regard to the discharge Of
ecuted was the insufnciency OF the police forCa.
The report endorsed the request from the ninth
district Tor an increase OF tho police force from
nine 70 sixteen men, the erection OF police sta
ton q Anacostaa. and the extension Of the tele-
phone service.
M. 8. J. Golden made statement or the annoy
ances Suffered By the residents OF Anac0stiA nom
the reckless nf1ng OF guns BY tho hunters IN the
the vicinity.
on motion Of Nj: Lambert the committee on law
ana ORDER was authorized to bring the matter 20
the attention OF the COMMISSIONER
Mr. w. IL singleton, from tho committee on ad-
dresss reported progreo0
the chair laid be1ore the COMMITTEES coroinuni-
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RANGE OF THE THKRMoMRTER.--The following
were the readings at the signal ONCE to-day: q.
~, SO; p. m, n; maximum. n; minimum, Sc
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JAAIDs
l429 s st.n.w., Or. :. 90. 80
1906 18th st.n.w.. r. 30
1902 Corcoran st., Or. 20
PA LIST s.w. Or. Is
222t LIST st. s.w.. 6r..-15
2021 o st. NV, 11r. 80
1215 n Y. ave. NV, 7r.
and store. .25
1907 18th st. NV. Tor. 80
1ol4 Both st. NV, l7r.o0
Conn. ave. NV, 13r. -
ie05-7-9-11 It'll st. NV,
3r. and store. .35
1872 Conn. ave. 13r.
1913 10th st. NV. Or. 20
20.2 ] ct. NV, 9r......o0
1926 18th st. u. W.. 10
1o07 Caroline st. NV. 2o
1o13-1617-19 . st II.
w. 11r.....-.....--..--
oO3 18th st. NV, 11r. ii
1877 o at. NV. 11r.....70
1916 21st ST. NV, Ill
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T.
"eare daily receiving our Fall Supply OF Carpets.
comprisihs al the new patterns Bigeiow, Lowell
and Hurtforu Wntons; Bigelow. Lowell and Hurtford
brnssei Aoauises in choice patterns; Lowell and
HurHord Insrains. Art Squares all sizes; Rugs and
Mats IN all the new designs; Furniture Coverings;
eVtAin Drapery. Lace Curtains and Table Covers in
great variety.
seP2-3m HOOE BRO n Co l32S It
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BOMBAY, Sept. GA dispatch from Cabul states
that on the 7th or September battle was fought
near Mukur between the insurgents and the forces
OF the ameer OF Afghanistan, and that the latter
were victorious and captured Zalander, the leader
OF the defeated army.
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LcILN.
1011 Conn. ave. 15r. $50
r. j. ave-, near 18th ST.,
14r.......-........-416.61
18TH st., near N, 13r. $50
1925 18th ct. NV, Tor. l25
100 q st. NV, 10r-...12o
1516 K st-n.w.,1 0r, 1916.
16 1S 21st St n.w.,flr.15
172S ! st. NV, 13r. 200
Farragut 50. l6r. .4l6.67
Md.sve. ne. 1oT.s . .i2S
5 Cook row n W., l2r.- loo
n near 18th ST., 1898
1927 Ost. NV, 11r. .--115
18th aud K SITS, 16r- $50
200 n at. NV, 11r. $50
519 9th st. w.,l0r. 100
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COUNTRY BOARD.

4 ,oaFOkT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES RESORT;
Fsrry 1ut s. oi Maryland one mile from HArpers
LefrS hrsS-cts-s patronage throurhout the year.
bass nshing aud hunting: Al Per week w. Nj
CLARK, Keep Iryst. Washington County, Nd $50 LIN
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CHICAGO, liz. September 81, IL a m.-whes
opened firm at 90 for October, and il now quoted
II 221% January. Lard. 6.36. October. short Rib
6.2o.
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EOR RENT-HoUsES-BY
IL THOS. q. HENSEY,
1006 st. n -
18th st. te1tendedl NV, fh-, IL SD
626 10th st f.h 2o:tU
2212-214 18th u. w., b.h, Or. 1o.tU
1901 Gales n-e H., 7r. and bath II
Also three floors in Perry building 9th st and Penn
sylvania 2oe0 per annum.
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BURROWS. On Serten.brr 20, 1885,. LEVI ID.
81 HAoMS, in las tort. -litutA ye...
fhneral will take iHrs t late residence near
Tenie.towi. ID. &. Sei tsnb.r -. at :. r. IA.
Dc tACbls. Departed this lie Tuesday septem-
Der ~, lsSt, n I..i1 -, luch 4. -. Ea.NA DE
VAUGHN, daugiIter Dell na and the late Lon ,auia
DE Vaughn.
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Funeral g tske piAoe FROM residence la, al s4s
northwest Thursday. 22d. 1t O'clock D. ~.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-08-25

Town Republican state convention
met at Des Moines to-day.
A local option meeting was held
at Boonvilie, Mo, yesterday.
Galloway county farmers are suf-
feripg greatly from encroachments
of the Missouri river.
A convention Of editors of the
Third Missouri congressional district
will be held at st. Joe on Friday.
Indications for Missouri: Fair
weather, followed by light local
showers in the western portion: winds
becoming light and variable; slight
rise in temperature.
Adjt.-Gen. Jamison has issued Or
ders granting permission to armed
military bodies to pass through the
State going 10 the Philadelphia cen.
t%ennial and the Chicago military en-.
campmeDt.
Base Ball-At st. Louis: st. Louis
g; Baltimore, l.. Cincinnati: Gin.
cinnati, 2; Nets, 0. At Louisville
Louisville, 6; Brooklyn, 10. At New
York: New York, 2; Pittsburg, /
At Philadelphia: Philadelphia. 10
Indianapolis, 4. At Washington
Washington, l; Detroit, 4. Boston
Chicago game postponed on accoun'
| of rain.